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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
show cause why an injunction should
not be issued against them. a hearing
will be had December 18th.
MODERN LUCRETIA.
A Louisiana Woman Succeeds In Killing
on ten OF Her Guests.

A Louisiana Woman Succeeds In Killing
on ten OF Her Guests.
New Orleans Special: News reached
here Of the singular death by poison
Of ten persons near Delhi. Some dis.
tsnce from Crowville, Franklin parish,
a family Hained King has lived for sew.
ersl years. The family consists of old
Mr.. King, his wife and daughter. and
two sons by former wife. Some
property belonged to Mr.. King and, "a
the story goes, his two sons by his
first wife would inherit IL. Mrs.
King wished to secure this property
for her daughter, and this, 1t IL
thought. was the motive for the pois-
oning from the results Of which ten
deaths were caused.
On the night Of November End the
Kings gave party at which thirty
two Of their friends assembled. The
supper was prepared by an old negro
cook, and among other edibles was q
stuffed turkey. The old negro ate
some of the dressing aud died soon
after. Before her death suspicion OF
foul play leaked out, and the authori-
ties went 70 her for statement Of the
| case.
She said that while she was in the
kitchen Mrs. King came in and pour
ed some fluid into the dressing for the
turkey, which she said was vinegar.
The cook told her she ought not to
pour vinegar IN the dressing, but Mrs
King told her to mind her own busi-
ness. Q
The cook died that night. as did al
so Mrs. Kings husband and his two
children. Everybody who ate any OF
the dressing either died or was made
very sick. The state ment of the cook
pointed to Mrs. King as murderess
and she was arrested.
The people Of Crowville and L amar
were 90 much excited over the occur.
renee that all the Kings would have
been lynched had not the cooler judg-
ment of q few prevented II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19

The letter is dated yesterday. While
declining. through courtesy to the
President, 10 give II to the press, the
Commissioner said il was extremely
kind In tone aud expressed the Presi-
dents full appreciation Of his services
to the country as commissioner of the
general land Office. ~ feel like q gal
ley slave just released, |" said the Com
missioner, land but for the fact that I
sm indeed sick, would be in the best
OF spirits. or course this 10 not 4
pleasant termination Of my admins
tratlon and when reflect that have
given three years Of almost incessant
hard brain.racking work TO the cause
OF the people for but little more than
my board; when 1 remember that /
am at least $4,000 worse off to-day
than l was on the day ! came to
Washington; when review my work
of the last three years and positively
know that my course has been the
right and honest one aid that my
position in the ease at Issue 10 unques-
tionably correct-why. when think
ofall these things with consciousness
Of having done my whole duty fear.
lessly, cannot help wishing IL we're
otherwise. Yet I am by NO means un-
happy. need rest and shall remain
In Washington during the coming
winter and take it easy" Assisting
Commissioner Stockslager will be act
ing commissioner until Mr.. Sparks
successor is appointed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
The .American" Boom

New YORK, Nov. l6.-An inter
view with leading member of the
new American" party lie published In
which he says that the late anarchist
agitation has give this organization .
great boom. He says cards are being
sent out for signatures TO the platform
and are being returned signed SO fast
that II requires three clerks TO register
them. Eighteen hundred and sixty
names were added on Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
The Ahrsensdorf Case.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. l6.-The
second jury for the trial Of John Abr
endorf ss principal In the murder Of
the noted prohibitionist, Rev. George
Haddock, was empaneled to-day. The
afternoon was devoted to the present.
ment Of the case on the part OF both
state and defense. Nothing new was
indicted in either speech from the
facts set forth in evidence In the for
mer trial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
The Indem nifty Lands.

ST. PAUL. Nov. l6.--The Northern
Pacific to-day brought suit In the
United States court 10 enforce the
ownership Of certain lands in Dakota
which by action Of the government
land offices at st. Cloud and Fargo
have recently been pre-empted and
entered by certain parties named -
deisndAuts In the suit. Judge Nelson
has issued On order 10 defendants 10
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19

In 1852 the United States government
sent small herd Of camels into Texas
with the idea Of using them and their
get TO cross the so-called Great American
Desert. The camels prospered and null
tipled; but when the war came thcy
were scattered through the state and IN
Arizona, and many Of became wi1d.
Railroads have solved the Great AmEi-
can DVert problem, and the calneh hsvs
fallen into innocuous dssuetuds- -l(eu
Y0k Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19

Mr.. ssoshsiassr 10 Act for the Present.
wAsHINoToN. Nov. le.-Commis-
siouer Sparks this morning received
nom the President . letter accepting
his rsslgnation, 70 tAks eject to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Division No. msets drst and second
Sundays OF each month.
X. Of H.-Meets fret and third Wednesdays Of
7.S0p. m, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Az a "A. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 26, hrs'
and third Wednesdays.
r. A. Yellowstone Chapter. No. D, second
and fourth Saturdays.
x. T-Damaseus 0ommandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
1. y. o. f.-custer Lodge, No. Is, every
Monday al their ball.
and third Friday.
x. OF P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
C. K. Of A.-Miles City Branch. every sunday n
K. Of L.-First and third Fridays.
GA. R-U. s. Grant Post, No. II, hrst snd
o. q. T.-star Of the West, No. "a. ever,
Thursday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-19
FROM Frame TO BRICK.

The undersigned hereby announces ms re"eoo"'
from the old stand to one of the new ana co"'ooso"s
brick stores in the Graham Block on the south S'oe
Main Streetbetween 9th and 7h,where 0'th enlarged
facilities for handling his trade he ptn be g@o 10 re-
ceiue all old customers and many new ones.
w. "A. aKIHINES.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-29

has been the means of restoring good
Government and good feeling between
the Sections, and the excellent admins,
tration of President Cleveland, insures
his denomination and reelection next
year, TO which end the DEMOCRAT will
do its whole duty,
We would call attention to the fact
that we are offering special induce
ments to subscribers and to clubs. ANY
one sending us four subscriptions and
SO will receive the DEMOCRAT free for
one year. We want a Club Agent in
every City and Township, and make
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The DEMOCRAT has recently been
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SiSting of Editorials, Local and General
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The DEMOCRAT will in che future, as
it has In the past, advocate the meas
Ures and principles OF just government
as laid down by Jefferson and rigidIy
carried out by Jackson. 5,o
The advent of the Democratic party
into power in the General Government,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-29
Legal Notice.

M Hlizabeth Burnheimer, Of Breckenridge, Summit
county In the State Of Colorado will take nOtice
that Mary X. Dyer, Of Stark county Ohio, did, Oh
the 81st day OF August 1887 e her petition In the
against the said Elizabeth Burnheimer alnf Others
defendants setting forth THAT said plaintiff together
with one Joseph Briggle .on October Goth, 1885
signed proniisaory note as surety for said Eliza,
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debted 70 her for the aouRt OF said note and inter-
est And for money amounting 10 e060O advanced
tosai6 Elizabeth Burnheimer by said Mary IL. Dyer
Said Mary r. Dyer asks judgment for e2702 25, with
Interest. from July 18th, 1877; and the said ELIZA
beth Burnneinier notned that she Is required "a
appear and answer said petition, on OF before ths
a'7 MARY r., DYER,
nv JOHN @. WhzTg, her Atty,
Decepber aera, 1851 -aeIw sls 3
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PRESIDENTIAL POCKET KNIFE.

inscribed the subscribers name and
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subscribers choice for President in
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the Weekly year for 50. If the sub.
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AS an amusing novelty the DEMO
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-29
SHERIFF SALE.
The II. B. smith Machine Co. order of Sale,
George Naunau ct ux Pleas Court.

By virtue OF an order OF saae lssled by tho clerk
OF the court OF common pleas OF stark county, Ohio
In the above action, and 70 mo directed, will Offet
for sale a. tpublc outcry, at the door Of the court
house, in the city Of Canton, on Y1 Ia
Saturday, the s8th day of Jan, 1888
the following described real estate The east hail
q lo: number ssa in The city X cahton stark cOun-
Appraised At ssso VIZ s-, as
Sale to somnenee at one o'clock ,. m. Terms
A. LEIrINeER, sherla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-29

n FORs
mm mmheC Com rtrns 1884,
eyamdm spembrLn
far dH h honestly ypd pddrnes
yea US O
epeuet's.
GRANT
mOho oDer3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-22
@m. QbHtna q spbn.

uniere 9auptaabrung tit unb bleibi
bas Gleii6, unb um iol9es frii9 uno
gut 5u erlangen, fann man unm6glid
eineu 5uperldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben pDn Mm. 96fing 6 Snbn, go.
511 Nbe. 6. Sic 9erren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer Runben &e9nung ges
trageu unb In ibrem gtabIifement eine
falte 9uftmai@ine erri9tet, pel9e allen
@nforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb @nt=
fernung i9dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. sic baben befidn=
big in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groBeu
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel9em
lur bas Befe fur lire 4unoen gewdbli
uiro. Wer reel bebient fein mil, bet
belude ben Warft, go. 511
Wbenue s. 1,10t1i
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2dnoern, unb fetifebeu6er, ni6t bon
gurien abbdneiser @ertb bes @el6es.
g., S~i6eralerer Grebit BON 9eiten
unferer Haufeute.
g., Die Ginflbtung bes bier iibli9en
5pftems Der 3oa= 2agerbdufer.
RiirSer ldBt es3ii6 ni6t auiammen=
fafen; moran es tiegt, baB England,
Deuti6fanb unb 6ratfreid melt lebbafs
tere 9aube!s5e3iebuilgen nit 5ibames
rita unte,balten, dig bic Ser. Staten,
beren natiirIides Qblabgebiet bod Ell
gentli6 bot liegm i0aie.
M69ten bic Winfe, melde Der Be-
ri6t Der n9aDamerifanii1en Commit
fion" ertbeiIt, ni6t unbea6tet bleiben!
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CINDERELLA gdbub gture.
Ode Of.SouFonftraBe unb Noenue G,

ganitl ganttl ganif!
baT uniere Ioeben i'm Often anges 1ea
fauften 8orrdtbe on S1uben unb
Stiefeln mtn1en in IA 9n9en
p~erfauft tperben, uno fei
Me- es unterm 2offenpreis SGT
Golgenoe Beiipiele bienen aIs Bemeis
u~nferer beifpielos niebrigeu Yreiie:
II peridiebene Nrten niebriser 0erren=
idube au $1.40(En-grosprei 81. 75)
6anogerdbte 6erreni6ube rGongreB"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis 81.
grtrafeine banb9eudbte 9errnf9ube gu
$3.50 (anberstpo 5u Sc so perfauft.)
Gnabenidube u. &~n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@%etrafeine 2nbpffiefeI fur Gnaben 50
(Wertb $3.50.
Damen. pantofeln Nr. 5-9 gu nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Wdb6enf6ube BON @lace>2eber
gu nur Is Gents (Wertb 81.
Ginberf9ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents,
bic anoersmD so, Is Gents unb 81
fofen.
8abp : S9ube beri9iebener Nrt, bon
rs Gents an.
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Mrs. @tmslOtu's eOOtbtms ssrnp.

Mrs. @inslotu's GDptbtns Gprnp.
Step. SplSanus Cobb i&reibt im 80.
ftcn Gbriifian 5reeman": auf ieinen
Gaa wiroen mir cine Wsbijin empfeblen,
namentli@ fir ainbss. wenn mir niat
waBten, ouB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Binslows Snrup fSnnen mir iebc9 aus
grfabruns fpreden. Sn unlerer eigenea
Tamilie bat er lid ols Sesen eru ieien,
neil er einem Sinoe, bas NIT 4olit se=
peiniSt mar. Sdtaf bcridafte unb ben
@lteru &ube wdbreno Der Nadt
fiderte. Die meifien @ltern merben bic.
fen SeSen gu fadeen miGen. Sier III
Elm Grtitei, Der lid beUdbrt unb barmlos
IN, benn Der Sdlat ben sr benz Sinte
O,ridaft. if nutiirlid unb Der tleine Gns
gel erwadt 70 better ME elm Rnopf.A
Bdbrenb bes 3ahnens 1T iein Grfolg I'm.
iddebar. Nir baben bdufis genua bon
Wattern bic GenBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
ni&t cbne ben Sprup iein mSgen bon Der
@eburt bes SinSes an Bis Sur 8olen,
bune bes 3abnens. Gertauft bon allen
GpOthetsrn ju 25 Gents bic 6laide.
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6. s. Maaer.

POS Deft : @ommerceFrab E,
bdlt elm grobes unb febr ~eetudbltes 2as
ger pon Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eifen.
unb ferner ueben 3ei@neusM aterialien
aler 4rt. Sarben unb Mnftreis
der M aterialien, defenders
banners fertig gemtf1te
Garben, bic beiten unb biqigiien I'M
Mtartte, oi. unter boiler @arantie bers
tauft merben. Sen r. unb SPITE e.
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
i4lasenbe 4rtifel; wDrin Serr Mhler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiien beg Staa.
tes bat. Muftrd9e aus benz 2anbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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fion" ertbeilt, ni9t unbea9tet bletben !
alcohol mnb rationale 8rDRe.
Nu9 in an9loamerifanli6en 3eituns
gen triift man iebt, mas betanntli9
friiber febr felten mar, Derniinftige UT
tifel iiber Die prpbibitionsfraee. eo
duBert fi9 J. 3. Bic @9icago Shines in
einem Mrtitel iiber Mlcobol unb natio:
mole @r6Be nie folgt:
Bel einem 8er9lei9 3Dif9en ben Sdns
bern, in fpelden berauidenbe @etrdnfe
aler Mrt angemein genoHen tDeroen,
urb iol6en 2dnbern, in benen tie gdn3'
lid berbotsn limb, fdat bic @ntideibung
entl6ieben gu @unfen Der eriteren aus.
Sie meiiten berauf6euben @etrdafe
perbeu In 6ritli6en gdnbern berge=
felt unb ~getrunten, unb gerate bieie
2dnbsr tpeiien ben grDBten GortI6ritt
unb ben grbbten &ei@tbum auf. Su
einigen oerielben, tuie ). Q. in England,
ino Nrmutb unn Berbre6en in rapiber
Mbnabme beeriHen. 9ffcielen Beri9.
ten aufoIge meroef1 III G9ottlatb, bols
Lamb unb In ber 59mei3 i'm 0erbdltnib
CUR Nn3abl Der 8eb6lferung mebr 9pi:
rituofe1 genoHen, aIs lit irgeno einem
aaberen 2anoe Der We.t. unb bod
merbeua bieie 2dnoer INNER uoblbabens
Der, unb 2hnfte unb MiHenidaften,
mel1e aur 8erebIung ber Menf1beit
b%eitraQen, MAIDEN in ibher fiete 6ort=
i6ritte.
Die ge,ingfen materieuen unb inteIs
lectuelen gtfolge finbet man in ben
mobamebaniI9en 2dnbern, III melhen
5ogar Der WeingenuB felt mebr ais 1900
Sabren perbotsn lit. Rtines bieier 2dus
Ser bat GortiAritte in finunciener, geis
ffiger ober fttli9er Be3iebung auf8umei=
len. SIN @egentbeiI madt }i9 in ibnem
elm tteier @adf9ritt bemertbar. sic
| tDeifen nit Stols niht ouf iAte @eaeu:
mart, fonbern auf hire 8eraauaeubeit.
sic geben tein Gelb fhr ,@rog" aug,
baben aber trobbem teines. IS gibt
BORT feline Sruntenbolbe, oafiir aber ur1
TO mebr gettler, uno bic iiberwiegenbe
Mebtbeit Der Bep6lferung befinoet ii9
in tiefer Nrmutb. sSn Snoien. no es
pisIe @aTen unb &eligionen sibt, finb
bic Srinfer BON 8eanbp, Wein uno Bier
noblbabenb, tpdbrenb Dieieuigeu, pels
DE rur 9bee uno WaGer %trinteu, tn les
Der 8esiebuna arm inO. Ser gasIdu.
Der, tpel1er @bampasner unb gaB Nle
trintt, wirb reid, pdbreno Der tlur
Wafer unb 9bee triatenoe Sinou arm
bIeibt. s
Die probibitioniften ertldre1 3tpar.
baB nidt Der @enub beraul1enber @es
trdnte bas Doblergeben Der 9rifli9en
Nationen b.einse. fonbern Der 1nters
fdie6 in Der Meni6enraKe uno in Der
&elision. @rit baun t6nnte mon iiber
bic Wirtungen Beg Wlcoboigeuufes elm
ri6tiges urtbeil fallen, penn es m6gli1
tpdre, in Waiue, Soma unb &anias bic
probibition Hritt bur93ufibren unb
bann bic ginmobner biefer Staten init
ibren Ra1barn 3u perslei6sn. Seben=
fails aber 1T es cine geidi1tli9e 3bats
fade, baB in unierem nberoii6eu 3eit.
alter. b. b. in Der 3eit Dor benz Reuos
lu~tionstrieee unb ndbren6 beielben
bier gu 9anbe biel .Rum4 getrunteu
rpur6e. patriotif9e @eifliMe tranten
erif eineil pollen 6umpeu Mbistep, ebe
fie auf bic Ran3el traten, UNI gegen bic
britif9en gin6rinelinse gu prebigen.
a. - 49, FL - on - 49,
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Gin Manu, ber 40 Sabre lang
NIT Mebicinen gu tbun sebobt bat,
ioa!e Sals bon 3uder unterf@eiben
f6uneu. Man b6re, mas elm FOLDER iagt:
9olebo, o., 10. San. '87.
an bic 6erren s. s. gbenep & 60.
Weine 6erreA! Wdbrenb elmer 40s
idbrisen praris babe i6 biel nit Mebis
cinen gu tbun eebabt, aber benno9 1T
mir mod ME elm mebieinif9es prdparat
porsetommen, bas i9 NIT 10 piel 8ers
t.auru auf erfolg berf6reiben t6nnte,
mie 6ulls Ratarrbsaur. tpelGes sic
anferttgeu. Sd babe IS f9on oft bers
i1rieben unb omar iebesmaI NIT benz
aufriebentelenbfien grfolse. Gum
SHiuNe min i6 rur nod 5insufager,
bob i'd ben Jall bon 2atartb erlt nod
finben mub, In tpeI9em es feline Wirs
fung petiast. porausseiebt nailrIi9.
boB bic Webicin ben @orf9riften &c.
rtdB ausemenbet tpirb.
Sbr e~rgebener
Or. meb. 8. 8. @oriu6
215 SummitsS traBe.
mir sebsn 800 fur ieben Soil bon
2atarrb, tpel6er nidt bur@ 9al's
"Catarrh-C Cure sebeilt ueroen fonnte.
Oies MiiteI lift innerli9 an3umenben.
s. .. gbenep & Co., SOlebo, Ohio
gigentbtmer.
say- gu baben In ieHer apotbete
gu IS Gents.
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STE vssreie Yrefe fir geeas''
bot o alett oemtid) . teyanti6en
3stfmn8ea, ote er5Bte Abonnesttet.
aabI.
Ste ,,iiib amerifaniidae gptts
ufi(fiDn".

Mm Z. Suli 1884 nabm Der @ongreE
eineu @eiebentmurf on, tpel1er be,
fimmte, baB cine gOmmiiiipH einaeiebt
tperben iolIe au 6em 3tpede, usu unter.
fuGen, auf .pelde Mrf Bic 8e3tebungeu
3uti6en ben Ser. Staate1 unb ben Der
fdieoenen 9dnbern bon Central. unb
5io Qmerifa enser setaltet merbeu
t6anten, fomobl IN a[gemeiner inter.
nationaler Beaiebung, ais namentli1
oud in Sintbt auf oen 9anbel1.
@s mar bies gu iener 3eit. dig bic
uebers prDbuftion unb bic in Golge Def.
fen auftretenbe 9anoeIsfodung iid
fiblbar gu MAIDEN begann, inter Der
mir nod INNER gu lei6en baben, ebe er
in erb6bteul, als in b~ertiueertem MaB.
fabe. Mtan glaubte bamaIs-uno biefe
Qnf6t NOR cine bur6 unb bur6 bered
tigte-, baB bas fogeuannte vfateinii1e
Amerifa" alfo ole iene 21uber, in be-
men bic romanif6en 5pra9en (fpanifd
unb portugieff6) seipro9en tperben,
bas uatiirlidlie uno geeignetfe NbfoB.
gebiet fiir bic proouttion Der 0ereinig=
ten 5taatett ieien.
Die auf @runb iencs @eiebes gebils
bette gommiiion beiudte bic berf@ieoe=
men 2dnber BON Mitteis uno Sisames
rita in Den Sabren 1884 unb 1885,
uub bic eindeluen Mitelieber arbsiteten
bann in Der Jolge5eit febr einsebenbe
Beridte iber ben Sanbel unb bic poli=
tif1ennO fo5iale Gage iener 2dnber aus.
Dieie 8eridte tpurben geiammeIt
unb bas 8~erlaesbureau Der Bun6ess
Hegierung in Waf5ington bat ipeben
oies 5ammelmert berausgegeben. bos
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grocer 8ebeutung 1T un0 es pobI Der.
oient. ni6t nnr in ben Bibliot6eten au
%bsrffaubeu, fonbern au9 seleien gu per-
ben. 6a es bes SntereHanten unb Wiis
ienstuertben in 0u1e unb 6iiIe entbdlt.
prdttii@ irgeab gtpas our grmeite-
rung Der ameritanif9en Sanoelsbe3ies
bungen ODER our 4ntniipfuns neuer
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ni9t tbun. ba bier3u lire gefugni1e
bel gu beI9rdaft tDaren, unb bic 8ors
nitric, bic ibr besoalb DON berldisbenen
6eiten gemaIt iplrben, boz nun nidt
NIT einem Mnle Elm lebbafter SanbeIs.
Derfebr 3tpif1en ben beiben 0dlften bes
ameritanii6en Sentiments entfanben
lei. tparen b6@t ungere@t. Nls Oh
bas iberbaupt m6gliG pdre, bab cine
6anbDOa 2eute, un6 ieiea es bic geiifs
reiGffen tno einfuBretdlfen-bie befies
benbeu 6anbelsbe5iebungen I6len unb
Ieue ortntpfen fonn:er, obne baB bic
8orbebinguugen oa3u (Dampferlinien.
Observation-Disclosures ae.) Dorban6en
Ddren. Sene 3ommifaon tonnte rtur
bic befebenben 9erbdltniHe elmer ges
nauen prtfuns u~nter5ie9en uno ge1an
beri9tsn, mas tie eeiebeu, eeb6rt unb
ermittelt bate. Jbre 6anptaufgabe
mar, fef3ufelen, mas an unierem
iebigen 6anbelsipfem fali9 iei, uno
tparum es in G0lge bei1en anberen Nas
tionerF gelinge, ben Ser. Gtaaten in
ieaen ameritanii@en Qdnbern ben Rang
ab3ulaufen.
Na6 benz Rommiffonsberidt meiff
Der 6anbel Der Ser. Staater nit SID.
Nmerifa (egel. Merito) bas folgeube
3ablenuerbdltniB auf:
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export. ....... 442,050, 600
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guten Sropfen berieben. &otbe unb
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ms 6aus geliefert.
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